On Thursday, July 30th, the Taproot Foundation will be hosting a FREE 4 hour workshop from 10:00am – 2:00pm at Second Harvest Food Bank (411 Mercy Dr 32805) on Pro Bono Resources for Hunger Fighting Organizations. Lunch is included!
To participate, your agency must have at least 3 Full-time Staff, and the desire to learn about Pro Bono resources and building your capacity.
See below for more info, and to RSVP if you would like to participate.
Space is limited to the first 25 nonprofit partners (up to two attendees per organization) who sign up. We strongly suggest that Executive Directors and/or Board Members be in attendance.
Please RSVP here.
Contact Mini Datta at mini@taprootfoundation.orgif you have any questions or desire any additional information. We hope to see you there!
The Taproot Foundation has facilitated more than 6,000 pro bono consulting projects that helped build nonprofits’ capacity in the areas of marketing, IT, strategy and HR, totaling over $145 million in donated value. This year, we have partnered with the ConAgra Foods Foundation to provide a workshop, “Pro Bono Resources for Hunger Fighting Organizations,” to nonprofits across the US. We would like to cordially invite your organization, a proven leader in this fight, to participate in our event. More information is provided below.
Pro Bono Resources for Hunger Fighting Organizations
What would your organization look like if you had access to the same services and resources as a for-profit company? Could you use support in marketing, finance, HR, and strategic planning? Wouldn’t it be nice if someone you trusted could start chipping away at your organizational wish list?
Pro bono is a step beyond traditional volunteering – and organizations that leverage it regularly see huge returns that can build out their internal infrastructure without sacrificing their funding for delivering crucial programs. The four-hour workshop delivered by the Taproot Foundation will walk you through the steps and skills necessary for strong pro bono project management. You’ll learn:
- Principles of great pro bono work
- How to scope a pro bono project
- How to find and secure resources
- Best practices for managing a pro bono project